Electrical And Instrumentation Technician

DCS Recruitment; Glasgow; On-site; GBP 38,000 - 47,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

TOIL

Banked hours

Job summary

DCS Recruitment seeks a hands-on Electrical & Instrument Technician to join a maintenance team in Glasgow. The role is predominantly electrical (75%) with some instrumentation work, and you will perform preventative and reactive maintenance on electrical plant and instrumentation, including fault finding and testing.

The ideal candidate is time-served with 18th Edition, experienced in heavy industrial environments, and capable of utilizing plant control systems while maintaining accurate

Qualifications

• Time-served electrical apprenticeship with a recognised qualification such as City & Guilds/NVQ/BTEC/ONC.
• 18th Edition Wiring Regulations - essential.
• Hands-on electrical maintenance experience in heavy industrial/process/manufacturing environments.
• Strong fault-finding and maintenance capabilities on electrical plant.
• Experience with instrumentation testing, inspection and basic diagnosis.
• Experience with motors, control systems and related instrumentation.
• Safe working within Permit to Work systems and with contractors.
• Good computer literacy and accurate technical record-keeping.

Responsibilities

• Carry out planned and reactive electrical maintenance across plant and equipment.
• Inspect, test and fault-find electrical systems and components.
• Install, test and inspect electrical and instrumentation equipment.
• Maintain motors, lighting, fire systems and other critical plant equipment.
• Perform routine instrumentation testing and functional checks.
• Record maintenance activities and safety inspections accurately.
• Work within Permit to Work controls and coordinate contractor activity.
• Support plant improvement projects and reliability initiatives.

Skills

Electrical maintenance

Fault finding

Instrumentation understanding

Record keeping

Education

Time-served apprenticeship

18th Edition Wiring Regulations

Job description

Electrical & Instrument Technician

• Location: Glasgow
• Hours: Monday-Friday, 37.5 hours per week
• Working Pattern: Flexible start/finish - 6:00-2:00, 7:00-3:00 or 8:00-4:00
• No on-call requirement

Role Overview

We're supporting a leading industrial process organisation in the search for a hands-on Electrical & Instrument Technician to join their maintenance team in Glasgow.

This is a predominantly electrical maintenance role, with approximately 75% electrical and 25% instrumentation. You'll be responsible for the preventative and reactive maintenance of electrical plant and equipment, carrying out inspections, testing, fault finding and repairs, while also supporting the maintenance and functional testing of plant instrumentation.

The role would suit a time-served Electrical Technician, Maintenance Electrician or Electrical Engineer with experience working within a heavy industrial or process environment.

The company offers a stable Monday-Friday working pattern, flexible start and finish times and no on-call requirement.

Key Responsibilities

• Carry out planned and reactive maintenance across electrical plant and equipment.
• Inspect, test and fault find electrical systems and components.
• Carry out electrical installation, testing and inspection work.
• Maintain electrical motors, lighting, fire systems and other critical plant equipment.
• Carry out routine testing and functional checks on instrumentation equipment.
• Support the maintenance and testing of pressure and temperature transmitters, gauges, flow meters, level indicators and control valves.
• Diagnose electrical and instrumentation faults where required.
• Install and commission new electrical and instrumentation equipment, including wiring, mounting, programming and testing.
• Maintain accurate records relating to electrical and instrumentation equipment, maintenance activities and safety inspections.
• Work safely within Permit to Work and contractor control procedures.
• Oversee and coordinate electrical contractor activities where required.
• Support engineering projects and plant improvement initiatives.
• Contribute to continuous improvement, plant reliability and the safe and efficient operation of the site.
• Support maintenance activities involving pumps, valves and process equipment.

Candidate Requirements

• Time-served electrical apprenticeship with a recognised electrical qualification such as City & Guilds, NVQ, BTEC or ONC.
• 18th Edition Wiring Regulations - essential.
• Hands-on electrical maintenance experience within a heavy industrial, process or manufacturing environment.
• Strong practical electrical fault-finding and maintenance experience.
• Some experience with industrial instrumentation, ideally including testing, inspection and basic fault diagnosis.
• Experience working with electrical motors, plant equipment, control systems and associated instrumentation.
• Experience working safely within Permit to Work systems and around contractors.
• Chemical/process plant experience would be advantageous, but candidates from other heavy industrial or process environments will be considered.
• Good computer literacy and ability to maintain accurate technical records.

Additional Benefits

• Additional payments and TOIL/banked hours where weekend work is required.

Ideal Candidate Profile

You'll be a hands-on Electrical Maintenance Technician, Maintenance Electrician or Electrical Engineer with a completed time-served apprenticeship and current 18th Edition qualification.

Your background will ideally be within a heavy industrial, process or manufacturing environment, with strong electrical maintenance and fault-finding experience.

The role is approximately 75% electrical and 25% instrumentation, so you don't need to be a specialist Instrumentation Technician. You'll need a good practical understanding of industrial instrumentation and be comfortable carrying out functional testing and basic diagnosis.

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